Pamoja Serengeti Luxury Camp

This luxury camp offers 16 spacious tents and 10 rooms that can accommodate 1 to 4 people, plus 6 family tents perfect for groups of 6 to 8. The amenities are fantastic: Wi-Fi everywhere, hot showers, and 24-hour electricity thanks to solar power with a generator backup. The camp prioritizes security with guards equipped with walkie-talkies, and the staff provides excellent service. Meals include a mix of international dishes served buffet-style or family-style at your table when there are fewer than 10 guests. Special touches for honeymooners or celebrations—like private dinners, cake decorations, and singing—make the experience even more memorable. Other highlights include: * Tents with sunrise views. * A charming "bush TV" (a fire with storytelling). * No extra cost for outdoor candlelit barbecue dinners near the camp. * Accessibility for disabled guests, with wheelchairs available. * Thoughtful extras like complimentary bottled water in the tents. For something extra special, you can opt for a bush breakfast, lunch, or dinner (with a ranger, waiter, chef, and supervisor), which comes at an additional cost but is worth it for the experience. A heartfelt thank to Jacob for his warm welcome,This camp is a gem—comfortable, well-equipped, and perfect for a memorable adventure!

Words cannot explain what a wonderful experience we had at the Pamoja camp during our honeymoon. The tents were fully equipped with incredibly comfortable beds. At night, you can hear lions and hyenas which is what you hope for when you’re visiting the bush! The staff were absolutely incredible. Always friendly and checking to make sure that all your needs are met. We even received a lovely note from one of the staff members Lakanda, which was an incredibly sweet gesture.

Super nice luxury camp with very nice staff! The tent was very spacious and luxurious. The location was great, the fact that you are inside the Serengeti (in an open spot) hearing the animals at night is a great experience! The location was a bit far for us but the staff really made a difference!

We stayed at Pamoja migration camp. Unfortunate by far the worst lodge we had during our trip. The food was less then average, we got sick too the next day. The eggs were not backed well, so bactery. Also the tent was not good. The showers were not working properly, the toilet was not working the next morning and the tent self was very average. The place was average too just in the woods. Luckily we only stayed 1 night of the 4 nights in Ndutu.

We stayed in 4 places during our safari adventure and this was the only mobile camp. Apparently, they stay in one site for 6 months and then move north for 6 months and then come back. They follow the animal migrations. All of the amenities were provided (nice linens, king-size bed, shower toilet and sink) smack dab in the middle of the savanna, surrounded by a herd of 30 zebra. It was magical. The only down side, we traveled during the rainy season and it was extremely muddy and wet. it was hard to avoid getting water and mud in the tent. If you wanted hot water for a shower, you had to let the staff know so they can add logs to the furnace to heat water for you. So, it will take 10-15 minutes to get hot water. I took a cold shower. It was a nice stay, but probably better to stay in a mobile camp in the dry season.

We cannot recommend Pamoja highly enough. Welcoming staff, especially Ester and Celina who made us feel so at home and looked after. Clean beautiful rooms, lovely surroundings and love the fact they grow alot of their own vegetables and fruit used at the lodge. Celina and the house keeping team also decorated our room beautifully for our honeymoon.